Gore Road Bill Passes Senate
The Senate approved a five year 28 billion dollar highway program and rejected Eisenhowers ten year plan by a wide margin in a voice vote. The measure moves to the House where the administration hopes for support for its bond financed plan amid sharp partisan divides and debates over wage rates for highway workers.
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Senate
Eisenhower
House
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Public Works
Byrd
Sen
Secretary of Labor
Gore
Kennedy
D-Mass
Sens
Butler
Case
Dworshak
Idaho
Jenner
Ind
Langer
Ndi
Mundt
Payne
Muainel
Schoeppel
Kan
Welker Jdahot
Williams
Del
Young
McNamara
D-Mich
Douglas
D-I
Cotton
Rnh
Barkley
Dky
Morse
Neuberger
Kuehel
Magnuson
Lovettsville News Roundup From Local Obits To School News
Lovettsville notes Mr Charles Wenner under pneumonia recovery returns home in Cadiz Ohio. Sunday guests included Carroll Baker family and Bakers relatives. Clergy attend Marland Synod in Gettysburg while Kretsinger visits Bis terville. Memorial Day service slated Union cemetery 2 PM with Rev John Shinberger speaker. Pastiyen hosts Lovettsville teachers at butter supper. Dinner guests from Baltimore and Frederick areas. Shumaker resumes bank job in Leesburg after Army discharge. Mrs Warne Kimmey and Mrs Edith Bruin return home batch.
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Jasper Baker
Doris
George Baker
Blue Horizon Farm
Baker
HW. Baker
Kretsinger
Willan A. Wade
Marland Synod
Gettysburg
Bislerville
Union Cemetery
John B. Shinberger
Madison Ascopal Parish
Anthony Pastiyen
Lovellsville School
P. W. Myers
Pastiyen
and Airs
Otho Lee
Winchester
Mildred Stream
Ames Painter
John Somers
Charles
Leonard Somers
Johnny
Baltimore
James Hamilton
Ernie Avers
Helen Painter
Elaine
Shelley Dawson
Roy Cooper
Knoxville
Renace Painter
Lory Lee
Edward Racev
Mary Carter
Frederick
Clara Hunter
Russell Fiye
Loudoun Hospital
Gerald Shumaker
J. R. L. Shumaker
Army
Tad Carson
Colorado
Loudoun National Bank
Leesburg
Kenave Painter
Red Bud Acres
Warne
Kimmey
Pamelea Jean
Edith Bruin
U S Population Friday To Reach 165 Million
Washington May 25 The census clock at the Commerce Department will tick off the U S population reaching 165 million Friday morning. It shows net gains from births, deaths, immigration, and emigration with births every 12 seconds and deaths every 21 seconds.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
United States
Milk Production Peaks in Late and Early June
Dairy data show production reaching a high point near the end of May into early June. Farmers report robust yields across regions as weather favors grazing and cows maintain steady output through the transition to summer.
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Ueyear
Anton Strack
Raymond Thersing
Nacht
Conwas
Strack
St Patrick
Lovettsville
Charles Wenner
General Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Cadiz
Ohio
Lovetts
Anda Henthar
Mere Katestey
Ma Mary Lanham
Carroll Baker
Mrs
Lee Potts
Mary and
Dennis
U. S
Bureau
Lessiig
America
1935
PepsiCola
Efreshment
Cloverdale Spring Company
Sears
Sethe
Rfareren
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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